Hi All,


National Braille Press announced the release of "Getting Started with 
Android, Learning Android with TalkBack." It's a three-volume braille 
book that sells for $24.00. I'm one of the coauthors, so I'm not very 
objective.


Instead of telling everyone how wonderful it is, I'll point you to the 
NBP page with the table of contents. I'll place the introductory blurb 
before the link.


Ciao


At last — Get Started with Android!

We hit pay dirt when JJ Meddaugh and Ana Garza of AT Guys agreed to 
write a soup-to-nuts Android book. So if you've been thinking about 
trying Android
but have questions about its level of accessibility, Getting Started 
with Android gives you the skinny. Learn how to use Android with the 
accessibility
feature TalkBack, from first time set-up to basic gestures, modified 
standard gestures, voice actions, installing and using apps, and much 
more. If you
are new to Android or thinking of going Google, Getting Started with 
Android fits the bill.


http://www.nbp.org/ic/nbp/ANDROID.html


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